4 Bed Terraced House, Single Let, EX34 8HD £265,000

• Centrally located mid-terrace Victorian home arranged over three floors +
• Retaining original features including Minton tiled hallway, bay windows, and period fireplaces +
• Elegant lounge with wood-burning stove and dining area with Henry Cole ornamental stove +
• Characterful kitchen with wooden worktops, Belfast sink, Velux windows, and garden access +
• Flexible bedroom accommodation with heritage-style bathroom and countryside views from the top floor +
• Private, low-maintenance rear garden with utility shed, plumbing, and outdoor power points +
• Council Tax - B, EPC - TBC +

22 Horne Road is a beautifully presented, mid-terrace Victorian home, ideally positioned in a central location and offering an exceptional blend of original period features and thoughtfully considered living spaces arranged over three floors.

The property is approached via a charming front garden, with steps rising to the front door, providing an attractive sense of separation from the street. Upon entry, the character of the home is immediately evident in the impressive entrance hallway, where original mosaic Minton tiled flooring has been carefully preserved. This striking feature sets the tone for the rest of the property and leads through to the principal reception rooms.

The lounge is a particularly elegant space, filled with natural light from a traditional bay window to the front. A wood-burning fireplace forms the focal point of the room, while ornate, period-style wallpaper complements the Victorian proportions and detailing, creating a warm yet refined atmosphere ideal for both everyday living and entertaining.

Flowing through from the lounge is the dining area, which retains an original Henry Cole ornamental stove — a wonderful nod to the property’s heritage and a rare feature to find intact. This space works equally well for formal dining or relaxed family meals and provides a natural transition into the kitchen at the rear of the home.

The kitchen is both practical and characterful, fitted with wooden work surfaces, an integrated oven, and a gas hob. A traditional Belfast sink reinforces the period feel, while Velux windows allow light to pour in from above, creating a bright and inviting workspace. There is space and plumbing for a dishwasher, and a door provides direct access out to the rear garden, making the kitchen ideal for indoor–outdoor living during warmer months.

The first floor is reached via a balustrade staircase, with exposed wooden flooring continuing throughout the landing and bedrooms. On this level is a well-appointed shower room comprising a shower enclosure, wash hand basin, and WC. Also located on this floor is a versatile bedroom, currently used as a holistic massage room, which discreetly houses the combination boiler. This room would lend itself equally well as a guest bedroom, study, or creative space.

The principal double bedroom on this floor is generously proportioned and benefits from a bay window to the front, mirroring the reception room below, along with exposed wooden flooring that enhances the sense of period charm. Completing this floor is the family bathroom, which is truly a standout feature of the property. Finished in heritage colours, the bathroom offers a luxurious yet timeless feel, featuring a freestanding bath, an ornate fireplace, and a toilet, creating a relaxing and visually striking space rarely found in homes of this type.

The top floor continues the sense of light and space, with a bright double bedroom featuring a dormer window that enjoys open views towards the nearby countryside. This room provides a peaceful retreat and benefits from excellent natural light. The remaining bedroom on this floor is a single room, ideal as a home office, snug, or hobby room, offering flexibility to suit a range of lifestyles.

Externally, the rear garden is private and designed to be low maintenance, providing an excellent outdoor space for relaxation or entertaining. A utility shed is located within the garden and offers space and plumbing for both a washing machine and tumble dryer. In addition, electric outlets are in place for a hot tub and other outdoor appliances, enhancing the usability of the space throughout the year.

Overall, 22 Horne Road is a character-filled Victorian home that combines original architectural detail with practical modern conveniences. With its central location, flexible accommodation, and wealth of period features, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a home of true charm and individuality.
From our office on Ilfracombe High Street, head in a westerly direction. Upon reaching the traffic lights, turn left onto Horne Road where the property will be on the left hand side after a short distance.